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Hunter
Player guide for the Hunter class: strengths, weak spots, early goals, and useful next steps.

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Hunter is the distance and dexterity specialist. If you want ranged weapon progression to be a primary identity, Hunter is the cleanest class fit.
Progression profile
Hunter class profile
Relative fit: 1 = niche, 5 = defining strength.
Strongest progression lanes
- Basic attributes: dexterity
- Combat skills: dagger, distance
Good affinities
- Basic attributes: strength
Average affinities
- Basic attributes: resistance, magic resistance
- Combat skills: sword, club, axe, fist, shielding
Weak or slower affinities
- Weak: magic
Crafting and gathering
Every class can learn the main crafting and gathering skills: fishing, mining, lumberjacking, cooking, alchemy, and blacksmithing. Pick the ones that support your gear, food, potions, or economy goals.
How to build around Hunter
- Prioritize distance and dexterity.
- Dagger is also a strong close-range option.
- Hunter is more forgiving than Rogue if you dabble in average physical skills, but it still shines most with ranged play.
- Magic is the weakest basic direction for this class.
Good early goals
- Keep ammunition or ranged resources in mind when using distance weapons.
- Maintain a practical backup plan for close-range situations.
- Take advantage of Hunter’s distance/dexterity synergy instead of spreading SP across too many weapons.
Helpful next steps
Race choices & appearances
All eleven playable races can choose Hunter. Your faction limits the race list, not this class. Compare factions and races for racial modifiers and spells, including the race-and-class spells at level 25.
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